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 COMMENT 279232 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-12 01:33 PM

It's not possible to go by the leaves to identify a plant's relatives, one has to see the flower. That's what the botanists go by. Plants are "plastic" and can take on very different forms depending on their native environment, climate and soil, but the flowers are always similar in structure.

 

 COMMENT 279124 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-12 09:28 AM

I have to agree with #107. It's easy to see it is not Peniocereus j by Googling that plant.

 

 COMMENT 279121 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-12 09:22 AM

279107--you could be right. I was comparing my picture to a true Peniocereus J. that had no flower. The flower does look more like an epiphyllum (as I'd originally thought), but the foliage of true P.J. plant was very similar--triangular with tiny spines on the ridges. I have a Hylocereus. The foliage is different. Maybe a cross is the best guess.

 

 COMMENT 279107 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-12 08:31 AM

I have to disagree completely. This is a hybrid Epiphyllum possibly crossed with a Hylocereus giving it the triangular leaves. Peniocereus j. flowers are much different as is the rest of the plant...

 

 COMMENT 279053P helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 08:29 PM

That is the most gorgeous flower! Stunning stuff.

 

 MTNDRIVER helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 04:41 PM

What's the diameter of the flower? Looks like almost 8 inches. So gorgeous. I tend to call all these epiphytic cacti epiphyllums, just as a generic catch-all. Good to learn the actual name.

 

 COMMENT 278995 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 03:29 PM

My mom has a few types of Cereus in the backyard, was always a cool spectacle when they bloomed late at night.

 

 COMMENT 278983P helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 02:49 PM

How do I get a flower named after my family?

 

 CALENGR helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 02:45 PM

Beautiful! I'd love to see a close-up of that flower.

 

 COMMENT 278980 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 02:39 PM

Hit's called a big purple flahr. I have some little bittie yella flahrs as well as some white ones and red ones. Let's all send some more pitchers.

 

 COMMENT 278979 helpful negative off topic

2012-05-11 02:34 PM

the flower looks like an epiphyllym, the leaves do not.

 

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